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Release Date:
March 15, 2023
Original Title:
Silent Sun of Russia
Alternate Titles:
Тихое солнце России
Genres:
Documentary
Production Companies:
DR
Danish Arts Foundation
Det Danske Filminstitut
Frau Film
Tambo Film
Production Countries:
Denmark
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 80
Alyona, Alika and Katya dream of love and friendship, but most of all of leaving Putin’s Russia. When the war against Ukraine breaks out, it becomes harder for the three young women to leave the vast country in the East, but also even more unbearable to stay. So one has left for Georgia, another for Spain, while the third stays behind in Russia. Their generation does not believe that political engagement changes anything. Instead, they show their resistance by living a modern and more Western life, where gender, sexuality, pop music and identity issues are vital. Set at night in cars, apartments and backyards, Sybilla Tuxen’s dark and artistically uncompromising debut film tells the story of a rebellious yet resigned section of Russian youth on the fringes of established society.
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Assistant Editor:
Eliott Becheau
Colorist:
Mamoun Abufarha
Director:
Sybilla Marie Wester Tuxen
Director of Photography:
Sybilla Marie Wester Tuxen
Editor:
Enis Saraçi
Foley Artist:
Jakob Strandgaard Davidsen
Post Production Assistant:
Edoardo Rebecchi
Post-Production Manager:
Inés Europa Crespo Esteso
Emil Lund Holst
Producer:
Rikke Tambo Andersen
Maria Møller Christoffersen
Sybilla Marie Wester Tuxen
Producer's Assistant:
Mette Matthiessen
Sofie Falther
Laura Bøcher Ursø
Johanne West
Sound Designer:
Mathias Dehn Middelhart
Thanks:
Tin Soheili
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